For many decades, the role of paramedics was defined by how quickly they could reach a patient, load them into the back of an ambulance, and get them to a hospital.
On Tuesday I had the pleasure of welcoming members of the Steinbach Pistons to the Manitoba Legislature.
A recent report was released indicating Manitoba’s improvement in many key areas of surgical wait times in the healthcare system.
The horrific crash that killed fifteen people onboard the bus that was carrying the Humboldt Broncos hockey team to a Junior Hockey playoff game has both torn a community and united a country.
On Monday I was joined in Steinbach by Minister of Justice Heather Stefanson and RCMP Assistant Commissioner Scott Kolody as it was announced that $50,000 was being provided to the Steinbach Headway program.
This past Monday, I had the opportunity to congratulate Barkman Concrete on being named one of Canada’s Best Managed Company.
Prior to the last provincial election, one of the consistent concerns that I heard from local residents was the high cost of using an ambulance.
While Manitobans rightly anticipate spring after a long winter, experience has shown us that with spring comes the annual concern about flooding.
We carry more technology with us each and every day than most of us could have imagined a couple of decades ago.
While the federal Liberal government has made the decision to legalize marijuana, it left in the hands of the provinces many decisions including, how it would be sold, the legal age it could be used and where it could be used.
